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  • Stocks slide on Chinese data, US debt ceiling worries hit treasury bills

    The dollar edged higher against major currencies, with the dollar index up 0.256%.

  • Chinese data, US debt ceiling worries push stocks down

    Crucial U.S. inflation data due on Wednesday that could cause a change in current market pricing for U.S. rate cuts later in the year was top of investors' minds as well.

  • Global investors all ears as Trump set to break silence

    US and Chinese data and an expected news conference by US President-elect Donald Trump in the coming week may shed some light on the state of the world's two biggest economies — and the outlook for relations between them.

  • Fed hike likely in September; India to outperform other EMs: UBS

    India will outperform other emerging markets purely on back of good pick up seen in earnings this quarter, said Hartmut Issel, Head Equity & Credit APAC, CIO WM, UBS.

  • Why market rallies can't be trusted

    US stocks rallied along with global equities markets Tuesday but buying faded and what started the day as a strong rally became a rather squishy sell-off. However, the market closed mixed to higher.

  • Forex - AUD/USD holds steady after Australian, Chinese data

    Forex - AUD/USD holds steady after Australian, Chinese data

  • Asia stocks dip as Japan outperforms, dollar soars

    MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.15 percent. Wall Street closed on slight losses on Monday, taking a breather from a recent rally.

  • China needs stimulus boost or slump will continue: Mowat

    Adrian Mowat of JPMorgan believes the slowdown in growth will continue unless the Chinese government comes out with another mini stimulus. He feels the Chinese government may announce another towards the end of the second quarter.

  • India to weather bad days; cling to exports: Macquarie

    If market were to rerate sharply post elections then cyclical stocks could outperform, saysRakesh Arora, Head of Research, Macquarie Capital Securities. He believes Larsen and Toubro along with few private banks like Axis Bank and ICICI Bank are the stocks to own.

  • Ahead of the Chinese data, how will Nifty behave?

    While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed about half a percent lower, the Dow managed to post its first weekly gain of the year. European markets too broadly ended higher.

  • Asian stocks mostly lower on U.S. shutdown, Chinese data

    Asian stocks mostly lower on U.S. shutdown, Chinese data

  • Forex - AUD/USD down slightly on Australian, Chinese data

    Forex - AUD/USD down slightly on Australian, Chinese data

  • Gold rises as traders focus on U.S., Chinese data

    Gold rises as traders focus on U.S., Chinese data

  • Global mkts mixed; eyes on SBI, BHEL,Tata Steel earnings

    Global markets ended lower on Wednesday on indication that the Fed may gradually slowdown its bond buying programme. Our market will be eyeing key earnings like SBI, BHEL and Tata Steel.

  • Poor economic data bigger market worry than Cyprus: UBS

    Stephane Deo of UBS Investment Bank feels that the economic data is the main reason for markets getting spooked on Thursday.

  • China helps shares stabilise but US, Greek woes persist

    World shares stabilised on Monday after three straight sessions of losses as firmer Chinese data helped to offset concerns about a possible US fiscal crisis and delays to an instalment of Greek aid.

  • Chinese data supports global equities

    European shares hovered near a one-month high and Asian stocks jumped on Thursday, as a slew of Chinese data brightened the outlook for the world economy.

  • 'Bad news' for commodities regardless of China GDP: Trader

    China's second quarter growth data, which came in line with market forecasts, may have brought relief to investors who were expecting the worst, but one analyst says the data will do nothing to reverse the downtrend in the commodities sector.

  • European shares turn lower, euro steady

    The euro hovered near 3-1/2-month lows and shares fell on Thursday, with weak Chinese trade data stoking fears of slower growth and undermining risk appetite as European leaders struggled to contain a worsening debt crisis.

  • US economy worries sends European shares lower

    German government bond yields hit their lowest level since September on Tuesday and European shares fell sharply as investors returning from a long weekend switched from riskier to safer assets after surprisingly weak US jobs data.

  • Crude oil tops USD100 on Mideast supply concerns, Chinese data

    Crude oil tops USD100 on Mideast supply concerns, Chinese data

  • Forex - Dollar drops on euro rebound, Chinese data

    Forex - Dollar drops on euro rebound, Chinese data

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